Re: Using proc report

Aayushi_17 · Posted 12-30-2018 09:37 AM

Hi all ,

I know this is a basic thing but am not able to get the required output . i wanted to create a table using proc report like this am not able to get the dosage above the 40 and 20 mg .Please help me to solve this . Thanks in advance .

Placebo (N=XX) n(%) \|	Dosage
\| 40mg (N=XX) n(%)	20 mg (N=XX) n(%)	Overall (N=XX) n(%)

PaigeMiller · Posted 12-30-2018 10:22 AM

A more detailed example would help. In order to provide PROC REPORT code, we need to be able to envision the relationship between the input data and the desired output table.

So ... please show us the exact table you want, with actual numbers, and several rows. Show us the data as well, as SAS data step code.

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Paige Miller

Reeza · Posted 12-30-2018 07:04 PM

@Aayushi_17 wrote:

Hi all ,

I know this is a basic thing but am not able to get the required output . i wanted to create a table using proc report like this am not able to get the dosage above the 40 and 20 mg .Please help me to solve this . Thanks in advance .

Placebo (N=XX) n(%) | Dosage

| 40mg (N=XX) n(%) 20 mg (N=XX) n(%) Overall (N=XX) n(%)

Which part of the output are you not 'getting'? What does your source data look like? What have you tried?

If we provide an answer based on our data that doesn't reflect your data it won't work for you. You need to provide more information for assistance.

Aayushi_17 · Posted 12-31-2018 01:21 AM

I want my table to look like this am not able to get the dosage part under which the 40 mg and 20 mg and overall are present

PaigeMiller · Posted 12-31-2018 07:22 AM

Two people have asked to see (a portion of) the input data. Please provide it for us, as SAS data step code.

Also, we would like to see an example of the table, filled out, with actual numbers and NOT symbols like n or XX, and with a few rows, so we can see what you want the table to look like.

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Paige Miller